Urine routine red blood cells high during pregnancy

Routine urine examination is also a basic test item in clinical medicine. A routine urine test can effectively detect the various substances present in the patient's urine, thereby inferring whether the patient has urinary system problems. If the red blood cell content in urine is too high, it also indicates that there is something wrong with the patient's body. So what is the reason for the high red blood cell content in urine routine examination during pregnancy?

What is the reason for the high red blood cell count in pregnant women's urine test?

There are many cases of occult blood in urine routine after pregnancy, which is also one of the causes of hematuria in urology. The main reason for hematuria in pregnant women is slight damage to the ureter caused by the enlarged uterus squeezing the ureter after pregnancy. But as long as the bleeding is not too much, no treatment is needed, and there is no good treatment. However, if the bleeding is severe, hemostatic drugs are needed, and sometimes termination of pregnancy is required.

First of all, if occult blood is detected in urine during routine urine examination, we should first consider whether it is caused by kidney disease and hemorrhagic disease, and then further perform renal function tests. If the urine protein is negative, it is generally believed that occult blood may not be obvious in lower urinary tract bleeding because red blood cells are not destroyed. Therefore, don’t keep worrying about understanding what occult blood in urine is. What we need to do is to get timely treatment.

Renal occult hematuria refers to occult hematuria originating from the glomeruli. Clinically, it manifests as simple occult hematuria or occult hematuria with proteinuria, which is more common in patients with urinary tract infections. If the treatment is not thorough, the disease recurs or is misdiagnosed or missed, the condition cannot be effectively controlled and will eventually lead to uremia. Experts point out that it is necessary to eliminate the causes of renal hematuria, because long-term lesions of the glomerular basement membrane can also lead to glomerular sclerosis, causing kidney damage. Renal hematuria and occult blood must be treated in a regular hospital as soon as possible.